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A Very Queer Case.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Jan. 28.-Wil-
liam E. Mead, aged q years, was mur-
dered in cold blood at about 10 o'clock
tonight, being shot through the head
while standing on the stoop of his faith
er's store in this village. Two men
were seen running away from the store
and Immediately three policemen gave
chase and overlook them. The fugi-
tives then turned and ran back toward
the. village and hid themselves under a
large stone bridge which spans Brown
river, and when found they fred sew
eral shots at the officers, and when
about.to be taken shot themselves and
both are now dead. The murdered
man leaves wife and child. No mo-
tive for the murder can be assigned.
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Discouraging for Cattlemen.

MILES CITY, Mont, Jan. 27.-The
warm and cloudy weather of the past
twenty-four hours gave place to a heavy
snow storm and zero weather this eve
ming. About three inches Of snow fell
The sky then cleared. Outside report
from ranges are very discouraging.
Sheep men in particular feel very blue.
Two sheep outfits on the north side of
the Yellowstone report a loss already
of 20 per cent, and if this storm is sue
ceeded by cold weather their loss will
be almost total. Word is received
from near the head waters of the
Tongue river, Muddy, and Big and Lit
tie Horn country that hesnowis near
~ two feet, and heavily crusted. Cat
tie are reported suffering for forage.
Northern Wyoming intelligenceis that
repetition of the season of 1880 and
1881 is feared. Sixty per cent was then
the mortality.
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A New One Not Needle d Now.

-
V1NcENNEs, Ind, Jan. pa boiler
in the saw mill owned by Jackson Nor
ris, in Davies county, three miles from
Washington. exploded today with fear
full effect. Norris and his two grown
sons, Frank and John, and William
N. Gates were killed outright. The
bodies were terribly mangled. The
mill and machinery were totally
wrecked. Portions of the boiler were
projected q distance of 400 feet. Norris
was aged 55 years, and leaves wife
and two children. Gates was a single
man, as were both the sons of Norris.
The boiler was old and it was intended
to replace it with new one in few
days.
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Notice.

VOtICos
At a meeting of the stockholders OF
the Dakota Fire and Marine Insurance
held at the principal office OF
said company at Chamberlain, ID. II, on
December go, 1886. and regularly called
for the purpose of considering the ad-
visibility OF removing the principal
office of said company from Chamber
lain. Brule county, p. T., to Mitchell.
Dawson county, D. r, said stockhold-
ers by resolution regularly adopted,
unanimously voted to make said change
from Chamberlain, Brule county, D..
t., to Mitchell, Dawson county, D. =.
and that said change and transfer be
made on December %, 1886.
In pursuance thereof the principal
office of said company was so removed,
and is now permanently located al
Mitchell, Dawson county, D. L.
GA, S1LsBY, A. &. KELLAM,
Secretary. PRESIDENT.
Dated December %. 1886.
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EXPLAINED.


NEW York, Jan. 27.-Inspector
Byrnes's detectives have solved the
identity of the White Plains murder
ers who shot each other when cornered
by the pursuing officers after their
murder Of William G. Mead. They
were supposed to be brothers. Their
names are known to be John Brisbane,
Is years old. and Thomas Brisbane, 10
years old. Both were dime novel
readers, They were not thieves by
trade, but came of good family resid-
ing in No. 100 North Monroe street. in
this city. Both have been employed
in a silver mandatory here. They
left home on the goth go to work and
have not been seen since.
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A MoTHER's CRIME.
She Murders Several Of Her Children
and Hangs Herself.

CLEVELAND, Jan. PA horrible
murder was committed here this morn
ing between 2 and 8 o'clock. Vaclar
Cabalek is a well-to-do carpenter living
on Independence street, near the city
limits. He has had employment all
winter, and his oldest son has worked
with him. This morning he and his
son went to work shortly after z
o'clock. The mother, Antoinette. had
been out OF temper at the breakfast
table, and refused to talk with her hus-
band. Directly after breakfast she sent
her Is year old son, Henry, to q grocery
store near by, and still an'Sther
son to the milk DEPOT. When they re-
turned they could not get into the
house. Going into the back yard they
found James, 13 years old. in the water
closet, bleeding from sixteen, wounds
in the left side. They hastened away
and called their older brother, who had
gone with his father, and returning
the three boys forced an entrance
to the house. They discovered
the 8 year old girl bleeding
from dozen cuts in the left side on
the floor. Near by were Mamie, 5
years old, Antonette, 3 years old. and
Willie, three months old, all dead from
dreadful stabs near the heart. A
bloody pair of shears told the story.
The mother was found in a cellar
hanging from the rafters, dead. She
had killed her three children, mortally
wounded two others and had then sui
cided. The two children who are still
alive were moved to neighbours house
but they will die. No cause for the
terrible deed is given. The husband
does not think his wife was insane.
The two injured children, James and
Antoinette, were later removed to a
hospital, where the doctors say they
will surely die. Each was stabbed
thirteen times. The shears were nine
inches long. The bodies of the three
dead children and their mother were
removed to the morgue.. No inquest
will be held. The coroner and doctors
believe the woman was crazy. Cabalek
has been a drunken fellow, although he
worked and with his son earned $75 6
| month. 5s
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NEWS BY WIRE.
The Dance House Law Just
Passed in Michlg.n.
Battle Of Royal Beasts in q
Freight Car.
PINKERT0N BULLETS
Cause the Death Of Another Innocent
Spectator.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 26.-At about s
o'clock this afternoon while party of
boys was playing in an open lot ad-
joining the yards of the Delaware,
=Lackawanna s. Western railroad COM
pany, fracas occurred between the
boys and Pinkerton's men, and Thomas
Hogan, l6 years of age. locker on,
was shot and killed by one of Pinker-
tons men. The boys were jeering the
Pinkerton men, who were stationed IN
the company's yards to protect prop
erty. and occasionally they rained a
shower of snow balls and other
missiles upon the men.
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Penalty sttll Too Light.

LANSING, Mich, January 25.-The
Breen bill for the suppression of vice
in the upper peninsula passed the
house unanimously this morning. The
disclosures OF the dance house horrors
induced the house to give the law iin-
mediate effect. Its provisions are very
sweeping, and apply to disreputable
houses throughout the state. All per-
sons keeping or resorting to such dens
are subject to imprisonment for five,
years in the state prison or $1,000 fine.
or both. This is five times the former
nenalty -. y
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SUM MONS.

STnEx sS .iHi,,s,a, OF PAKnIA' R,str,sI. Iss
llstrict court in and for Dawson county.
HE Hillard and Albert ]. Martin vs.. Sum-
Brown, Orlando 7. I4etcher, John N.
u, Minnie H. Letcher, Charles w. Taylor,
n. Ieyake and Warren Dodge. partners
M. Levake = CO., ~ .Ysller, Horace X.
lkner and John H.. .kfberts.
territory Of Dako.a sends greeting:
Orlando 7. Letcher defendant: You are
y summoned and required to answer the
amt in this action. which was filed on the
ay OF January, A. d. 1887, In the office Of
ERIK Of the district court within and for
punty of Dawson, Territory Of Dakota, at
eart hogse Y Z in the city Of Mitchell, county
er on the subscriber at their office on Main
in;the city Of Mitchell, Dakota Territory,
thirty days after the service Of this sum-
answer the complaint within that time.
!sntntif will apply 10 the court for the re-
emanded in the complaint.
4ted ct Mitchell, OAK, this 14th day of Jan
gys;A. ID. 1887. DILLON & PRESTON,
40. address Mitchell, Oak,
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SIMMERED DOWN.

The Detroit brewers strike has been
settled.
The Lorillard strikers return to
work tomorrow.
A Pinkerton hireling narrowly es-
capped lynching i'll l}ayonne, n. j.
The deadlock in the Indiana senator
ship contest remains nnbroken.
There are now exactly $40, 100000 in
suncalled per cent bonds outstanding
Fl. p. Metcalf, of Denver, arrested i'll
Norwich, Conn.,; raised pension check
for $18 to 1928.
West Virginia republicans have re-
solved to vote first for General Golf for
senator, then for Flick, Brown and Nc.
Lean in the order named.
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, l.e
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. 80

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. %.
Ethe District Court within and for Dawson
(0unty.
forge B. Eyeritt, plaintiff, VS.. Mrs. Kate Dow
el. defendent.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF a
dgment OF foreclosure and sale in the above
titled action on the 23d day OF November. A.
1886, and an execution issued upon said judg-
ent, the subscriber, Q. Q. stanehneld. sheriif
Dawson county, Dako kota Territory, for that
hrpose appointed, willsell at public auction at
(e front door Of the court house, in the city OF
atchell, county of Dawson, Dakota Territory,
b the 10Th day of February, 1887, at o'clock III
lie afternoon of that daN, the real estate ant
bortgaged premises situated in the county of
avison, territory OF Dakota, and directed In
bid judgment and execution to be sold, and
herein described as follows tO-wit: Lot num-
er nine (e), Of block fifteen (l5), in the town
bow city, Of Mitchell, in Dawson county, terri.
Dry of Dakota. according to the recorded plat
hereof, including all the appurtenances and
terelitaments thereto belonging or rappertaining
sr so much thereof as may be sutncient to Salts
~ said Judgment and costs, amounting In all to
Eight hundred and siXty.two 1882 dollars and
eighty eight 1857 cents, with interest thereon
from tile date Of said judgmentan all accruing
costs of sale.
Dated Mitchell. Dak., January 10, 1887.
Plaintitf's Atty. Sheriff Dawson Co.
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HORRIBLE!
will People Never Learn not to Lock
up Small Childrena

uP 6M0AA OAAAVACAk
OIL CITY, Penn, Jan. 27.-The resi-
dence of H. L. Ross, in Fern. City, six
teen miles north of here, was destroyed
by fire this afternoon and his four
children cremated. Mrs Ross locked the
children in the house while she went
on an errand, and when she returned
the'house was in flames, and all efforts to
save the little ones were unavailing, as
entrance to the upper floors was cut off
by the flames. When the flames were
extinguished the charred and black
ed trunks of the four unfortunate
children were found in the ruins. The
eldest was 8 years old and the youngest
unable to walk. 1t is supposed that
they set fire to the house while playing.
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.Ho,noward Bound.

MONTREAL, jan 28.-The court OF
the queens bench this morning nnani-
mously confirmed the judgment of the
inferior court in the Hoke extradition
case, maintaining the extradition, and
ordering Hoke to be handed over to
the United States authorities upon the
warrant OF the minister of justice. He
will probably be taken to Peoria
Wednesday next.
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Van Wyck Finally Downed.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 26.--After an
all night session at $50 this morning
q full republican cancus unanimously
nominated A. S. Paddock as United
States senator to succeed Charles H.
Van Wyck. There were ninety-ive
members. This settles the senatorial
question in Nebraska. In joint session
at noon today the vote was as follows:
Paddock, 95; McShane, democrat, 80;
Van Wyck, 4.
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Notice Of Contest...Timber Culture.
US. Land Office, Mitchell. Oak.

December q, 1886.
Complaint having been entered ut this office
by George Sandon. Dawson county. against
Thomas u. Griffin, for failure to comply with
July a. 1881, upon the Sc u sec. T. twp lGi, r. g.
in Dawson county, Dakota, with q view to the
cancellation of said entry, contestant alleging
that claimant has failed during the fifth year
after entry and up to date tn cultivate. care for
and replant either the first or second five acres
planted to trees, that the first five acres has not
The required number of trees growing thereon;
and tho second five acres of trees are nearly all
dead. the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear atthis office on the 10th day of February.
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
T. Il. SINGISER,
D kocaivnr
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The Would be Voters.

The National Woman Suffrage asso-
citation met here today for its ninteenth
annual convention, Miss Susan Il. An
thony delivered the opening address.
and at its conclusion read a letter from
Miss Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who is
in Europe. Several reports were read
and accepted, after which Mrs. Har-
riette R. Shattuck spoke upon the sub
ject Of "The Women Who Ask and the
Women Who Object"
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SUMMONS,
q q EIi,ORY OF DAKOTA, i
III Judicial District,

g district court in and for Dawson coun-
Aultman y Co., plaintiffs, vs.. George
etclier, Matilda 9. Leteher, Willard H.
eher. firm doing business rs Letcher &
GS4s5defendantS.
1erritory of Dakota sends greeting:
each Of the above named defendants: You
1ercby summoned and required to answer
Ia IS fled in the office Of the clerk Of the
tict court within and for said Dawson
nty. at Mitchell. Dak and serve a copy OF
answer OF! the subscriber ut his Office in
pervice of this summons, exclusive Of the
eof service, or the plaintiff will take juds-
nt against you for four hundred and seventy
dOllars, with interest at 10 per cent from
date and attorneys fees, besides costs.
tecember %, 1886. A. j.. EDGERTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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.Philetus SAWYER.

MADISON, Wis.,, Jan. 2s s.-Both houses
voted for United States senator today.
In the senate Philetus Sawyer Gepub-
lican) received 26 votes; John Winsns
(democrat), 5; John Cockrane Qabor).
/. In the assembly the vote stood:
Sawyer. Sc; Winans. 81; Cockrase. 5.
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That Nicaragua Canal.

There has been no correspondence
between this country and Nicaragua,
relative to the construction of a ship
canal since 1885, but within the past
few days intelligence has been received
that a convention has been signed be-
tween Nicaragua and Costa Rico, for
the arbitration of their boundary dis
pute by the president of the United
States. This convention only awaits
ratification and exchange to be a full
and final disposition Of the question Of
jurisdiction over part Of proposed
canal route.
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Should he Six Months Twice Each
Year.

New YORK, Jan. 28.-On the trial
of the astrologer Of De Loen, charged
with kidnapping girls and sending
them to Panama to be forced into
lives of shame, the jury returned 9
verdict of guilty. The maximum
penalty is fifteen years imprisonment.
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Land Office at Mitchell Oak. Jan. 15, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following -n:iln-
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final preof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the register and re-
viz:
Thomas S. .Jenner under hid. No. 17l45, for the
southeast quarter OF section 13, twp. l02, range
.6l. DAWSON county, Dak.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
John +. Green, Milo s. Kern, A. j. Annis,
George Meyer, all OF Mitchell, Dawson county.
GEO. B. EyERITT.
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DISSOLVED.

The partnership heretofore existing under q, the
Solved hy mutual agreement. All business Of
the said firm will be settled by n: L; ScoYgin 70
whom all accounts will be paid. lie VIII con,
tiNue the business at the old stand, Farmers
Shed store. n. y: SSos,s,IS' ny
Mitchell, D. T.. January 3, 1887.
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Land office at Mitchell, D. 7. Dec. IA, 1855.
| Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
and receiver at Mitchell, OAK, on January; ~.
1887. viz:
Henry g. Applegate. for the M sEK sec; ",
Twp l03 N, range 50 w. 5th principa! meridian,
Dakota, under his Hid 2lGo Springfield, Dakota
series.)
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation o
George A. j Johnston, Ruben F. Alterton. iona,
than NJ. Adams, Stewart F. Go0dykoontz, OF
MITCHELL Dakota GEORGE b. EvERlTT.
RapistAr
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Land Office at Mitchell Oak, Jan. 8. 1887.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention t.
that said proof will be made before the regis
ter and receiver at Mitchell, OAK, on rebruar.
William w. Kriebel, hd No. 1727s. for the
northwest quai ter 27-104-59.
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Land once in Mitchell Oak, Jan. Is, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of is intentionto
make final proof 10 suppOrt Of his claim, ard
receiver in Mitchell, Dak.. Oh March 1s, 1883,
John Smith, I'D No; 1853, forthe se'l sec. 2s
He names the. following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, amt cultivation
u ii. m n Cox, @ George E. Ledyard, r.. II. Saul, w.
II. Saul, all of Mitchell, Dakota.
GEO. b. EyERITT, Register.
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Land ONCE at Mitchell, Dak., Jan. Il. 1887.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before registe M
receiver In Mitchell, Dak.. on March 1, 1881.
viz: EdgarP. Swartout, hid 1902 for the NV \
l5-lO4-61. He names tile following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cuitl-l
A. Kipp, Cal. Sanders, Thomas Austin, OF Davi-
son county Dakota.
Geo. B. EvER1T-r, Register.
r. n. Kr;tz Attorney.
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The Cabinet Meeting.

The cabinet meeting today was at
tended by all the members except the
secretary of war. The principal topic
of discussion was the action of the SEN
ate yesterday on the Canadian fisheries
question in course of which the ques-
tion arose as to the legality of the re-
cent seizure Of British vessel near the
Seal Islands, for alleged violation Of
the laws regulating hunting seals at or
near the Islands.
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